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MONROVIA, March 4 (LINA) -The Labor Ministry has released its Child Labor Survey, revealing that some three-quarters (78.8 percent) of Liberian children work in the agriculture, forestry and fishery industries.
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GBARNGA, March 4 (LINA) - House Speaker J. Alex Tyler has frowned at the manner in which the culture of defiance has become entrenched in the Liberian society.
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KAKATA, March 5 (LINA) – The Acting Mayor of Kakata City has expressed concern about the continuous outbreak of fire in the city. Mayor Eddie Murphy said the city has in less than a week experienced two fire outbreaks that claimed the lives of two persons.
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MONROVIA, March 4 (LINA) –A member of the visiting U.S. delegation has stressed the need to strengthen Liberia through human capacity building.
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HARPER, March 5 (LINA) – The Cape Palmas High School in Harper, Maryland County has demoted 104 students for poor academic performance.
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KORKPOR TOWN, GBARPOLU, March 5 (LINA) – Gbarpolu County Labor Commissioner Jackson Quiogbian has vowed to take drastic action against expatriate workers who flog and torture Liberian workers in their concession areas.
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TUBMANBURG, March 5 (LINA) - The Project Officer of the Defense Children Initiative (DCI) in Bomi County has outlined that key projects underway by DCI are Universal Birth Registration, Juvenile Justice Program and the Girl Power Project.
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BOPOLU CITY, March 5 (LINA) – Bopolu City, the provincial capital of Gbarpolu County, has undergone transformation with the construction and upgrading of several roads and drainages across the city over the past three months.
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ROBERTSPORT, March 5 (LINA) - The Principal of Damballah Public School in Porkpa Statutory District, Grand Cape Mount County, Mr. Barry Kamara, says the shortage of chairs is hampering the learning process at the school.